Assemblymember New Executive Gabriel: Taking Committee for Action Against the ENC Hate Crimes Fast Forward to Fall Entertainment See Page 8 See Page 12 See Page 5 ENCINO ENTERPRISE Volume 2, Issue 30 A Compendious Source of Information July 15, 2021

NEWS IN BRIEF LAPD West Valley Hosts Movie in the Park

LAPD West Valley, in partnership with Councilmembers Bob Blumenfield and Nury Martinez, present a Movie in the Park! Join the community for a family fun night on Tuesday, August 3, from 6 to 10 pm at Randall D. Simmons Park (corner of Wilbur Ave. and Vanowen St.). Homeless encampent in Encino’s Sepulveda Basin where fires are an ever-constant threat to the The movie being screened is Disney Pixar’s Onward. camps and surrounding communities. Teenage elf brothers Ian and Barley embark on a magical quest to spend one more day with their late father. Like any good adventure, their journey is filled with cryptic maps, impossible Encino Town Hall to Address Homelessness, obstacles and unimaginable discoveries. This free event will also include a petting zoo, face paint, popcorn and more! Gather the family, grab some blankets Mental Health and Addiction Issues and get ready for a movie night under the stars. For any The community is Encino Neighborhood Council and addiction are affecting the questions, contact West Valley Community Relations at 818- invited to an Encino Town Hall Homelessness Committee and various aspects of the community. 374-7690. meeting on Sunday, July 18, will bring her experience with The intent is that the audience can from 1:30 to 3:30 pm at the Holy multiple organizations together craft helpful solutions and work Spirit Retreat Center (4316 Lanai to relay all pertinent information together to draft a petition to the Road, Encino) to learn what state to best present the issues to the City, County, State and Federal Encino Farmer’s Market legislators are doing to address community. governments to aid in fixing this critical issues that threaten the Guest speakers are broken system. Tree Giveaway city. Homelessness, mental illness California Assemblyman Jesse While the Town Hall and addiction are heavily present Gabriel, La Tina Jackson, Deputy will be free and open to the public, TreePeople will be at the Encino Farmer’s Market this in the area and service providers Director of the Los Angeles attendance will be limited to about Sunday, July 18, with free Catalina Cherry Trees!! It is a first will chat about what is working, County Department of Mental 250 people. If you wish to attend come, first serve tree giveaway. TreePeople hopes to educate the what is not and what is needed Health, Laurie Craft, Chief in person, email RochelleM62@ community on the work they are doing to create a more climate- moving forward. Programs Officer at Hope of gmail.com. ready city and how locals can get involved to create a greener The Sisters of Social the Valley, and Jennifer Gaeta, Masks may be required future for generations to come. The market is located at 117400 Service, in conjunction with the Director, Los Angeles House of given the attendance numbers for Victory Blvd and is open from 8 am to 1 pm. Holy Spirit Retreat Center and Ruth. health and safety. T Anima Foundation International, Attendees and speakers he meeting will also be live- are hosting this Encino Town will create a conversation streamed at https://YOUTU. Hall. Sister Rochelle Mitchell to address all facets of how BE/C-L5ZIL0XTO for those who United Chambers of Commerce is a valued member of the homelessness, mental illness still wish to watch but are unable Present LAPD Captain’s Lunch Search Continues for Culprits

United Chambers of Commerce will host the 2021 LAPD Captain’s Luncheon on Thursday, July 29, at 11:30 Who Vandalized Ventura Blvd. am. Get to know the heroes of the San Fernando Valley, Multiple police seems to have taken place, the Chief Michael Moore and Deputy Chief Alan S. Hamilton, stations are still investigating damages are still extensive and Commanding Officer, Operations, Valley Bureau, plus all the vandalism that took part seem to be a repeat of similar surrounding area captains. Tickets are $45 per person for UCC on Ventura Blvd. last week, random attacks in November of members; $55 for non-members. The event will be held at the damaging multiple storefronts 2020. Woodland Hills Country Club, 21150 Dumetz Road. For tickets from Tarzana to Woodland Police are still visit unitedchambers.org. Hills. investigating the rampage, and In total, 19 business asking any store owners along the fronts were smashed or shot in by boulevard with video surveillance BB gun pellets. While no looting to contact them at 818-756-4800. Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 2 CALENDAR JULY

ENGAGE. EMBRACE. EMPOWER. EVENT MANAGEMENT Community Calendar MIXERS * Join the Encino Chamber for their monthly lunchtime PRESS EVENTS Zoom on Tuesday, July 20, from 11:45 am to 1 pm. The invited guest TEAM BUILDING WORKSHOPS speaker will be LAUSD Board Member Nick Melvoin. There is no CORPORATE RETREATS cost for members and a $10 fee for non-members. RSVP to info@ encinochamber.org. FUNDRAISERS POST-COVID OPEN HOUSE 1-800-527-3646 * Congressional candidate Aarika Rhodes is hosting a VIRTUAL EVENTS COWE.COM community BBQ and chess club for youth ages K to 12th grade on Saturday, July 17, from 1 to 3:30 pm. Meet at the basketball courts at Balboa Sports Park (17015 Burbank Blvd.). Rhodes has invested in chess boards for each youth and will be around to answer questions from the community.

* The Encino Neighborhood Council will be holding their General Board Meeting on Wednesday, July 28, from 7 to 9 pm. Until further notice, all meetings are still being held virtually. To view the meeting, visit encinonc.org.

* The Tarzana Community and Cultural Center is offering free gardening classes for kids, ages 4 to 11 this summer! This new program teaches kids how to plant and harvest their own organic fruits and veggies. Hands-on garden and science projects are included, with takeaway arts and crafts projects to continue their experiences at home! Workshops will be held from 9 am to 12 pm, Thursdays from July 15 to August 12. Parents may drop off or stay with their children during the program. Advanced registration is required through docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9nLoihkx9KA_ yH9Zoa01QryoPuijSF6cNJvqp9ijuOe51ZA/viewform. For more info, email [email protected]. If you are interested in helping to facilitate this new garden program, please email [email protected] or call 818.705.1286. High school students in need of community service hours are welcome to apply!

* The West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce is holding their July Staying Connected Mixer on Wednesday, July 28, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at the Woodland Hills Country Club. RSVP is required by noon on Tuesday, July 27. Cost is free for members and $15 for a one-time trial guest. For more info, call 818-347-4737. Don’t miss this monthly business mixer!

* Want to keep the community healthy? The Encino Chamber will be holding their monthly Health and Wellness Committee meeting on Thursday, August 5, from 12 to 1 pm. To RSVP and receive the meeting link, email [email protected].

*Still feeling anxious or pent up with nerves as the world reopens? Join the Encino Tarzana Library every Tuesday at 11:30 am for yoga with Shaina. All you need is a yoga mat or towel to unwind, stretch your body and learn the art of yoga. Email [email protected] for the Zoom link.

* Westfield Topanga is hosting a job fair on Friday, July 23, from 2 to 5 pm. Located on Level 1 of the mall, near Peloton, over 20 retailers and restaurants will be participating. Dress your best and bring a handful of resumes to pass along. Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 3 COMMUNITY People in the News

Sandy Rosenholz, right, of Senior Resources Inc., was named “Ambassador of the Year” by the West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce. Chamber CEO Diana Williams said, “Sandy was tremendous *Steven regales us with the tale of when his apartment in making arrangements for our seniors and most at- neighbor started banging on his wall at 3 am. Luckily, he was still up risk members for COVID vaccinations. He arranged playing music. The neighbor starts shouting at him, “Can we have a for special deliveries of bundt cakes and other items little respect please?!” So Steven shouted back, “I’m not really a big for nonprofit organizations and volunteered for the Aretha Franklin fan, but ok, this one’s for you!” Community Benefit Foundation. He continued to serve to connect the chamber’s Valley Resource Network * Drinking can cause memory loss...or even worse, memory through the entire ‘safer at home’ order and kept loss. everyone connected through the West Valley Warner Center Chamber social media platforms. He was just an * Reader Brittany Humes says she tried the Japanese art of overall source of strength and support for our members decluttering where she holds every object she owns and if it doesn’t during COVID!” Senior Resources Inc. helps seniors bring her joy, she throws it away. So far she says she’s thrown out her throughout the greater Los Angeles area determine bras, electric bill, the scale, her vacuum and her treadmill! which living options best fit their lifestyle. * Work from home tip: Blow on the booze in your mug so your Zoom coworkers think it’s coffee.

* We like to print this once and a while to remind ourselves of famous folks who started out as newspaper carriers in their early years and then made it big. Like Walt Disney, Martin Luther King Jr., Red Skelton, Tom Brokaw, Bing Crosby, John Wayne, J. Edgar Hoover, Jackie Robinson, Bob Hope...and our own L.A. corporate attorney Eric Reimer.

* Here’s an idea for those folks who promote special diets. Just sell refrigerators with handles two inches from the floor!

* Sy Feerst is back with his puns. Show me a piano falling down a mineshaft and I’ll show you A Flat Miner.

*Richard Reichman sends in this possible bumper snicker: I have kleptomania but when it gets really bad I just take something for it.

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On Thursday, July 8, UEI College’s Encino Campus and the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles hosted a Blood Drive, sponsored by the Encino Chamber of Commerce, at the West Valley Medical Center. Mayra Juarez, Grecia Torres, Bridget Varela Ruelas, Nancy Paredes, Diana Mendoza, Lillie Maldonado, and Jennifer Islas, students of UEI College Encino’s Medical Assistant program, along with Elizabeth Murillo, Senior Medical Assistant Program Instructor, graciously volunteered their free time to help the CHLA Staff organize and run the blood drive. The blood drive was a MAJOR success with over 30 of UEI’s students donating blood. UEI College’s Senior Campus President, Jackie Azizyan, even took the time out of her busy schedule to ensure she could take part in the event and successfully donated her blood. She said “Helping our community is our top priority. Anytime I can do my part to give back to the community, I will gladly show up without any hesitation.” UEI College is anxiously awaiting the next blood drive. Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 4 Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 5 New Executive Committee for the LOCAL NEWS Encino Neighborhood Council President of the ENC. Pat has In addition to had a long stent on the ENC as welcoming Pat as President, the the Volunteer Representative, and following have been selected to serving as Treasurer for several be on the Executive Committee: years. As a longtime volunteer Victoria Miller – Vice President, and activist, Pat is the perfect Glenn Bailey – Treasurer, Jodie person to follow as President of Francisco – Secretary, and Henry PUBLISHER the ENC. Eshelman – Sergeant at Arms. Kathleen Sterling Serving on the Wildlife Victoria, Glenn and EDITOR Steering Committee and West Henry have served on the ENC for Katie Sterling Valley Alliance on Homelessness, many years, bringing experience EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Pat brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record to the Connie Hein to the ENC and to the board. Her table. Jodie joined the ENC as a BUSINESS EDITOR By Alex Garay spirited character and charisma board member last year and co- Miri Rossitto For the past three will lead the ENC to many chairs the ENC’s Homelessness HEALTH EDITOR years it has been my honor to accomplishments. Pat has a deep Committee. Having spent years Allie Priore be the President of the Encino love for the Sepulveda Basin and volunteering and advocating EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD will continue to work on what for the unhoused, she will bring Neighborhood Council (ENC). Dan Brin Over the years there have been we started, to get the Basin some a fresh voice to the ENC’s Joyce Fletcher many accomplishments and additional protection and restore Executive Committee. frustrations. it to the amazing preserve it I know that the ENC will Martin Cooper One notable win for the is. continue to make amazing strides Rickey Gelb community is that after years in our community. Please join Glen Kovacs of requests, conversations and Although the future is them at their next General Board Brad Rosenheim meetings, the islands on White meeting on July 28 to welcome Miri Rossitto Oak received new native oak trees. unclear, I know that my the new President and board Richard Sherman The ENC is a highly respected passion for serving the members! Information about Scott Silverstein neighborhood council, working the ENC can be found at www. Molly Unger closely with our Councilmember, community will continue... encinonc.org John Walker Assembymember and Senator on I can’t thank the board Diana Williams being on the ENC has given that served with me and the a variety of issues. We went from Dennis Zine community enough for the support meeting in person, to not meeting me the bug to serve and I Valley Vantage, Warner Center News, Las Virgenes Enterprise and Encino Enterprise at all, to virtual meetings, which you’ve shown me over the years. are published weekly by Kathleen Sterling. Offices are located at 22025 Ventura at times present their own set of will answer the call. Although the future is unclear, I Blvd. #303, Woodland Hills CA 91364. Phone 818.313.9545 / Fax 818.302.1417. challenges. know that my passion for serving Email [email protected]. Website: www.valleynewsgroup.com. Opinions the community will continue... expressed in articles are those belonging to the article’s author and do not necessarily On July 1st, the ENC reflect the view of the Publisher or its advertisers. Submissions are welcome and must held a special meeting to sit the Recently the ENC being on the ENC has given me include name, address and phone. All submissions become the property of the Publisher. new board members and select supported the LA River Clean the bug to serve and I will answer Valley Vantage is a legally adjudicated newspaper of general circulation serving the the Executive Committee. It was Up in the Basin and Pat was out the call. It is rewarding to give County of Los Angeles by Superior Court Degree No. SFC 858. my honor to be able to start my there helping clean up the river back to the community I have PHONE 818.313.9545 FAX 818.302.1417 final virtual meeting. 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valleynewsgroupwoodlandhills Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 6 BUSINESS Seventeen Community Volunteers Van Nuys Airport Completes $35.5 Million Taxiway Nominated for Fernando Award The Board of Directors of and West Valley YMCA. Rehabilitation Project the Fernando Award Foundation Kim Guard of Express Los Angeles World included full-depth asphalt with HNTB Corporation as announced 17 nominees for this Employment Professionals, Airports (LAWA) recently taxiway reconstruction; the engineer and Granite year’s award program honoring nominated by Ascencia and The announced the successful installation of LED centerline Construction Company as the volunteer service in the San Campbell Center. completion of a $35.5-million, and edge lights; airfield signage general contractor. Fernando Valley. One of these Tamara Gurney of 15-month project to rehabilitate and pavement marking upgrades; “The Taxiway A project nominees will be the recipient Mission Valley Bank, nominated Taxiway A at Van Nuys Airport taxiway geometry enhancements presented another opportunity of this year’s Fernando award by Charles Crumpley and (VNY). The work expands the and infield grading and drainage for airport businesses to work exemplifying Marianne Haver Hill taxiway’s pavement life by improvements. Ninety percent of in partnership with Los Angeles outstanding service Carol Loweree 20 years, enhances safety and the project was federally funded World Airports and the FAA on to the community. of North Valley meets new Federal Aviation under two Airport Improvement solutions to limit the number of “This is Regional Chamber Administration (FAA) design Program grants. days in which runways, taxiways one of the largest of Commerce, standards. The Taxiway A and leasehold access points were and most diverse nominated by Rehabilitation of Rehabilitation Project was impacted during construction,” group of nominees Nancy Cartwright the 8,000-foot taxiway was managed by LAWA’s Airport said Van Nuys Airport Association in Fernando’s and North Valley accomplished in 12 phases and Development Program staff President Curt Castagna. history,” said Regional Chamber of Fernando Award Commerce Foundation co- Jeri Dye chairs Mark Lynch of Conor IT Consulting Levinson and Pegi Lynch Foundation, Matsuda. “This nominated by Greater shows that despite San Fernando Telecom Broker the challenges Valley Chamber I.T. Consulting for Small to Mid-sized Businesses everyone has faced of Commerce and in the past many Nicola Khan. Dave Bauer, IT Consultant months, community Louise Oliver No Monthly Contracts l Over 20 years experience in IT volunteerism and of Goodwill Southern Required engagement is California, nominated l Over 10 years as Corporate IT Director more important by the Valley Lower Costs l Large and small systems than ever. The Economic Alliance group of nominees this year Increase Efficiency l On-Premise or Cloud-based Solutions and San Fernando Community represents a broad cross-section Health Center. l Design, deployment, and support of our Valley.” System Optimizations Kashmira Omar of l Creative solutions The 17 nominees are: Unique Individuals, nominated Paula Bahamon of by Moses T. Olamiti and Patricia Email & Cloud Migrations l High level of customer service integrity and dependability Mission Valley Bank, nominated Khayyam. Proactive Monitoring by MEND (Meet Each Need With Jorge Rabaso of Office Dignity) and Janet Marinaccio. & 818.823.3892 of Jorge Rabaso, nominated by E-Waste Cindy Chernow of New Economics for Women and bauerinfotech.com Chernow Consulting, nominated Free Evaluation and Alex Guerrero. [email protected] by April Lindh and Alejandra Diana Sanchez of Los Consultation Hernandez. Angeles World Airports-Van Timothy Gaspar of Nuys, nominated by Encino 10% of net revenues go to philanthropy at LightforceOne.org Gaspar Insurance Services Inc., Chamber of Commerce and Mid- nominated by West Valley-Warner Valley YMCA. Center Chamber of Commerce Tammy Scher of Forgotten Treasurez, nominated by Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club/ Entertainment Industry Group. Kathleen Sterling of Valley News Group, nominated by Sherry Keowen and Gail Brow. Shannon Sullivan of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School, nominated by Martina Torres and Leah Pevar. Irene Tovar of Latin American Civic Association, nominated by California State University, Northridge and Richard McMillan. David Tuckman of U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, nominated by Ali Tuckman and Jeremy Sonenschein. Gustavo Valdespino of Valley Presbyterian Hospital, nominated by ONEgeneration and Tori McNees. From this group, five finalists for the Fernando Award will be announced in late August. The individual award recipient will be announced during the annual gala on November 5 at the Skirball Cultural Center. Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 7 An American Success Story: BUSINESS From Immigrant Children to the New York Stock Exchange By Kathleen Sterling Granada Hills High, and then started,” Vahid laughed. After celebrating this Vahid went on to Cal State Long Vahid eventually joined past Fourth of July, we honor Beach and Pepperdine for an BWS in 2006, and the brothers America’s freedoms and all that MBA. Hamed graduated from have worked together now 15 is good about the United States, USC. years. we also need to remember that we After college Hamed Today, BWS Financial are a nation of immigrants. started an investment firm, BWS is an exclusive subscription My grandparents came Financial. He had learned the based stock idea service limited to this country from Eastern basics from his grandfather at an to 40 investors. The BWS stands Europe. So many of us can trace early age, getting up with him for “Beating Wall Street,” and the our roots back a generation or two at 4 am at age eight to go to the firm provides to another country. brokerage house and learn. He specialized So it was with Vahid and got a stock tip at age nine, and investment Hamed Khorsand. They came to made $50 for just being in the research Vahid and Hamed Khorsand, the United States from Iran with room. He was hooked! services to above, as children with their their mother at the ages of three “I had no training. institutional mother and grandparents. At and four, respectively. They went People were just always asking investors to left, on the floor of the New to live with their grandparents, for stock tips from me, so I was meet their York Stock Exchange. whom they had met before but embedded in it. I researched how financial couldn’t remember. They didn’t to start a firm, and just did it,” he goals. BWS is not accorded to everyone. You speak any English. told Valley News Group. Financial’s goal have to have built long-term “We learned English After several jobs as is to provide the relationships and a contact base. when we started school,” Hamed a computer wholesaler, Vahid highest level “It’s a reflection of how related. Vahid laughed, “I honestly joined him. “I’d always dreamed of professional far we have come,” said Vahid. don’t remember speaking Farsi of working with my brother,” performance Hamed agreed, “You don’t have either.” he said. “Well, actually, this is for investment firms seeking him,” Vahid smiled. Vahid is now to have a pedigree. You just have At school, they were the second time we’ve been in to maximize the return on their the Mayor’s representative to the to not give up, no matter how the new kids; it was tough business together. When we were capital. west valley and has stepped back many times you hear the word learning everything from scratch kids a Realtor hired both of us to “Growing up, I knew that from the day-to-day operations ‘no.’” - the language, the customs, the water the lawn next door. Hamed an investment firm was Hamed’s but still confers with Hamed. Vahid concurred, unspoken rules and regulations of as lead negotiator started us at dream - this is what he always The two brothers adding, “I like to reflect on the playground. $10 a week. He then gave me wanted to do. I once bought a recently were invited to the floor where we were, what it took, and They both attended less than half. That’s when it all picture of the Stock Exchange for of the Exchange, a privilege that where we are now.” Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 8 BUSINESS From the Desk of Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel: Taking Action Against Hate Crimes prevent, respond to, and document hate crimes in California. This legislation also sends a message that California stands squarely with vulnerable communities and against hate and bigotry of all forms. I am proud that AB 57 is supported by a diverse coalition of prominent civil rights organizations, including Equality California, the Asian Law Alliance, the Anti-Defamation Dear Neighbor, League, the Jewish Public Affairs Standing up for Committee, and the NAACP. vulnerable communities and Last month, the bill passed the fighting hate and discrimination California State Assembly with in all its forms has long been bipartisan support and is currently one of my top priorities. It’s an moving through the State Senate. issue I worked on as an attorney We look forward to and community activist, and one continuing to advocate for that I’ve continued to champion this important bill and hope to during my three years in the State advance it to the Governor for his Assembly. signature later this year. Unfortunately, this work You can learn more has become even more important about AB 57 and our other efforts in recent months, as we’ve seen a to address hate crimes on my deeply concerning surge in hate- website at asmdc.org/gabriel. motivated violence, including You can also share your thoughts against our Asian American and about this and other important Jewish communities. issues facing our community at In response, I’ve the same link. As always, please authored Assembly Bill (AB) don’t hesitate to be in touch if my 57, which would significantly team or I can be of any assistance. strengthen California’s response Wishing you a safe and to hate crimes and hate-motivated enjoyable summer! violence. In particular, this bill Sincerely, would implement specific expert JESSE GABRIEL recommendations to improve training and coordination and Member of the help law enforcement better California State Assembly 7th Annual Inspirational CONSTRUCTION Women Nominations Open & HANDYMAN The United Chambers of advocacy, arts, government and Commerce recently announced non-profit, among others. their 7th Annual Inspirational All nominations, SERVICES Women of the San Fernando including self nominations, must Valley Award nominations is now be submitted no later than July 30 Repairs to Remodels open. to the Chamber office. This event, which Nomination forms Garage Conversions will be held on September 30, can be found at campaign. recognizes women who have r20.constantcontact.com/ From Demo to Design inspired, achieved and made the render?ca=169bc52e-1542-431c- San Fernando Valley a better bc48-1a5f3a369a20&preview=tr place. ue&m=1102372201663&id=prev Honorees will be iew. selected from a wide array of Women honored in 2020 industries, including, but not included Lydia Floyd, Georginna limited to, business, social Junco-Kelman, Miri Rossitto, services, health care and Kim Goldberg-Roth and Rachel medicine, education, community Sumekh.

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Learn all about summer brunch wines and pools safe from hidden strongly discouraged treat yourself to a little vino post vinyasa! The fee for the class is $20 electrical hazards that around pools or any and registration is at yogawithchaz.com. could lead to shock water and should be injuries and even death kept at least 20 to 30 this summer. feet away from the Johnson & Johnson Issues Another What is water’s edge. required is an annual “Swimming Disclosure with COVID Vaccine inspection performed by a place, again, especially on pool, hot tub and spa electrical licensed electrician or pool older pools. And he calls proper injuries are 100% preventable,” Johnson & Johnson has issued another disclosure in contractor. grounding essential. “There’s a said Martinez. “However, all association with its COVID-19 vaccine. While the first centered around “Swimming pool, spa saying that the pool is the best electrical equipment must be the rarity of blood clots as a side effect, the latest risk associated with and hot tub inspections are ground in the neighborhood,” installed, repaired and maintained their vaccine is Guillain–Barré syndrome. This syndrome causes your especially important and should said English. “So, if you have a by a licensed professional to body’s immune system to attack nerve cells that could cause muscle only be performed by licensed pool and your neighbors don’t, achieve that prevention. We urge weakness or paralysis. Symptoms tend to pass after a matter of weeks, professionals,” said Andrew all the electricity that goes down our customers to practice that but in rare cases can cause permanent damage. Martinez, vice president of those grounding rods is going to prevention for a safe summer of Again, while extremely rare, Johnson & Johnson is disclosing Safety, Security and Business end up in your pool, which is OK water activities.” the evidence that this syndrome has been reported post-inoculation. Resiliency at Southern California if everything is working properly Paul Netter works in There have been only 100 cases out of the 13 million doses issued that Edison. “Licensed professionals and at the same voltage.” Communications for Southern have been diagnosed with Guillain–Barré syndrome. will ensure that life-saving Permanent or storable California Edison. devices are present and working and electrical systems are safely grounded and bonded.” Absolutely Grounded with Conni Ponturo In fact, improper bonding followed by faulty or nonexistent ground fault circuit Workout Anywhere, Anytime! interrupters and improperly installed junction boxes, Enjoy Access to Hundreds of Motivating Videos Including Pilates, Guided Meditation, especially on older pools, are the electrical hazards that Stretching, Daily Doses of Health and Much More on this Membership Site! 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Norms to Offer $200 Referral Bonuses for New Hires Would you like $200 in free Norms bucks?! Norms is hiring for their highly anticipated Encino opening and if you refer family and friends that get hired, you get $200 in Norms bucks! The more people you refer, the more Norms bucks you can receive. My Valley Pass Announces October Encino Norms will be the 21st location of the Norm’s family! To view the array of opportunities and positions available, visit norms.com/careers. Movie Line Up We may be in the middle of summer but My Valley Pass is prepping for the spooky days of fall! The 5th Annual San Fernando Valley Halloween Drive-In returns this October and the lineup was recently released for a freaky- filled movie marathon! Back at the Lake Balboa Complex, each night will host a double feature of classic Halloween cinema for both kids and adults to delight in! October 8 will be Return to Oz and The Craft, October 9 will show Frankenweenie and Sleepy Hollow, October 15 will be Teen Wolf and The Lost Boys and finally, October 16 will be The Nightmare Hamilton is Back! Pantages Releases their Before Christmas and Gremlins. Traditionally, the first movie screened is a bit more family-friendly while the later showing is a more mature choice catered to adults. Lineup for the New Season Movies kick off each night at 7 pm and attendees can either The iconic Hollywood Pantages Theatre and the Dolby Theatre at Hollywood & Highland are purchase a single ticket or a double-feature ticket. Contactless check-in raising the curtain after the pandemic with “Hamilton” as the debut performance for the 2021-22 season. and mobile tickets are prioritized to minimize touch. Gates will open “Broadway in Hollywood” is back on stage, and “Hamilton” tickets are available for August 17 at 5:30 pm for the first showing and 9:15 pm for the second showing through October 10, 2021 at the Pantages Theatre. to ensure the facilities are cleaned and sanitized before each crowd The classic “My Fair Lady” from Lerner and Loewe takes the stage at The Dolby October 7 to 31, arrives. Food will be on sale at the snack bar and various vendors. followed by Tony-Award- winning “The Band’sVisit” from November 30 to December 19. My Valley Pass will also be raising funds to benefit their The 25th anniversary farewell tour of “Rent” comes to The Dolby April 12 through 17, 2022 for a partners at The Valley Relics Museum, which is now open but had limited one-week only production. been closed for several months as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The hilarious “Tootsie” comedy musical will show April 26 to May 15, followed by “Pretty Woman A portion of each ticket sale will be going back to them. Tickets are The Musical” June 15 to July 3. now on sale at myvalleypass.com. Short-run shows at The Dolby include “Alton Brown: Live!” on Saturday, November 13, and “The Simon & Garfunkel Story” January 7 to 9. At The Pantages “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” will play June 30 to September 4, 2022. For tickets visit broadwayinhollywood.com. Season tickets and design-your-own “mini packages” are also available. The Pantages Theatre is located at 6233 Hollywood Blvd. The Dolby Theatre is located inside Hollywood & Highland Center, 6801 Hollywood Blvd.

Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights Debuts Haunting of Hill House Maze For the first time ever, Netflix’s critically-acclaimed series “The Haunting of Hill House” will bring its ominous presence to Universal Studios Hollywood in all-new mazes for “Halloween Horror Nights 2021,” which is officially back beginning in September. Reincarnated as “Halloween Horror Nights” mazes, the imposing Hill House eerily comes to life beckoning guests to embark on the dark journey experienced by the Crain family who are forced to face the ghosts of the house’s grisly past. Iconic scenes from the series will be featured, including the omni-powerful Red Room and the infamous Hall of Statues, where deceptive powers overtake everyone who enters. Apparitions will appear around every corner, from The Tall Man, whose towering stature overwhelms everyone he encounters; to The Ghost in the Basement, who feverishly crawls throughout the bowels of the House in search of his next victim; to The Bent-Neck Lady, whose disturbing scream and ghastly appearance invoke a constant state of unnerving dread. The “Halloween Horror Nights” events begin on Thursday, September 9 and runs select nights through Sunday, October 31. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit HalloweenHorrorNights. com. Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 13 ENTERTAINMENT

What’s in a (Street) Name? Most of the streets in the names reflect the film actors, Edward Everett acres in what is today’s West San Fernando Valley are named industry, Tarzana, home Horton. The perennial Hills. Lederer Avenue is south after landowners, historical of Tarzan’s creator Edgar sidekick, he made his film of Victory Boulevard and east of figures, or developers, going back Rice Burroughs, which debut during the silent era Platt Avenue. to the days of the Spanish land he bought in 1917; and moved to Encino in grants. Studio City, named after 1927. He and his brother One of the shortest streets The agricultural and Mack Sennett’s 1927 George bought 20 acres on ranching past of the Valley lives studio, still in existence Burbank Blvd., between in the Valley is named after on in the names of many of its as CBS Studio Center; Louise and Amestoy. one of its most prolific film streets, including: Benjamin and of course, Universal Horton named his spread and George Porter (wheat); City, with its studio Belly Acres and served as actors, Edward Everett Isaac Van Nuys (wheat); Isaac history of more than a Honorary Governor of the B. Lankershim (wheat); W.H. century of filmmaking. Valley for many years. Horton. Corbin (grain dealer); George E. The four He acted in 160 films Platt (dairy); Karl Rinaldi (citrus); Warner brothers owned and television shows from And finally, high up in Henry T. Oxnard (beet farmer); property in the west 1922 (Too Much Business) the Encino hills south of Ventura Francisco Sepulveda (cattle); and Valley from the 1940s, until 1970 (Cold Turkey). Boulevard is Gable Drive. But Domingo Amestoy (wool). which the oldest brother, Not many actors have a film more about Clark Gable next But as the 18th and Harry, used as a horse career spanning nearly half month. 19th centuries rolled into the ranch. In 1967, his a century. Today, the block- Martin Cooper, President 20th, Westerns replaced wheat, family donated 20 acres long street named Edward of Cooper Communications, cameras replaced cattle, and to Los Angeles, which Everett Horton Lane, just supervised public relations for directors replaced dairy. became Warner Center west of Balboa Boulevard, the Academy of Motion Picture Given the international Park…and Warner Roy Rogers was not only a movie star: is entered from Burbank Arts & Sciences for 10 years; held impact of motion pictures on Center thrives today his likeness appeared on dozens of merchandise Boulevard…and terminated executive positions with Disney the world, and that a large part as a master-planned items, including lunchboxes, toy guns, posters, by the Ventura Freeway. and Universal Studios; and of its history was centered in development. notebooks, and much more. His comic books, At the far western end served as Chairman of the Board the San Fernando Valley, it is But it’s the published from 1948 to ‘61, such as this one from of the Valley is Laura La of the UCLA Film & Television surprising that more streets and streets of the region that January 1953, are still valued by collectors. Issue Plante Drive, named for Archive. He is a Fernando Award communities are not named after best reflect the industry #1 sells for more than $1,500. a leading 1920s actress. Honoree and Past Chairman of industry references or people. that brought the San For many years, she was VICA. An award-winning author, Today, there are three Fernando Valley its fame today are both Trigger Street and Universal Studios’ top he has written four books, two of communities in the Valley whose as the world’s movie capital. Dale Drive. female star, appearing opposite them on the San Fernando Valley. The person who And it’s no surprise that cowboy star Hoot was honored with running alongside the western Gibson in many of more Academy border of Johnny Carson Park in her films. She died Awards than Burbank is Bob Hope Drive. in Woodland Hills anyone else has Frank Veloz and Yolanda at age 100. a small street off Casazza were films’ most popular Francis Mulholland Drive dance duo of the 1930s and ‘40s, Lederer also lived in Sherman Oaks later as famous for their chain of until 100 years of named after him: dance studios as for their movie age; born in 1899, between 1932 and roles. Although they divorced in the Czech film and 1969, Walt Disney 1962, they are forever linked by stage actor lived won 26 Oscars and the parallel streets named after in three centuries. was nominated them south of Ventura Boulevard He amassed more 59 times. Walt in Tarzana. He died in 1981, than 70 screen Disney Drive is while she died in 1995, both at credits, both in a small winding St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Europe and the road leading into Burbank. U.S., between the grounds of Edward Everett Horton, 1928 and 1959. the private Curtis Laura La Plante, and Francis He was a member School. Lederer is a trio of names of the Los Angeles Roy Rogers that perhaps only the most Recreation and Dale Evans knowledgeable cinephiles would and Parks had a ranch in the remember, but whose history in Commission and Veloz and Yolanda on the cover of Life northwest corner the Valley has been immortalized was the Honorary Walt Disney with some of his 26 Oscars on Oct. 30, 1939, at the height of their fame. The of the Valley, with street names. Mayor of Canoga and other awards. Disney has more Oscars than magazine named them “The Greatest Dancing Chatsworth; One of the shortest Park prior to his anyone else. For Snow White and the Seven Couple.” keeping that streets in the Valley is named death in 2000, Dwarfs he received one regular-sized Oscar… memory alive after one of its most prolific film and owned 300 and seven miniature statuettes. Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 14 REAL ESTATE Walking in the Hopeful Path of Register for a FREE the Homeless By Bob Blumenfield Digital On Friday, July 2, Hope of the Valley (HotV) and I opened Subscription our second Cabin Community for unhoused people in the West Valley. Located in Tarzana, the Sunflower Cabin Community has over 70 tiny homes and all the critical amenities that our other site in Reseda has like AC/ heat, shared restrooms, showers, laundry, 24/7 security and services and counseling provided by HoTV. It’s one thing to list off Email “Register Me” to what’s included in our Cabin Communities but it’s another to Blumenfield emerges from a cabin after a night spent at the try, even in a small way, to put Sunflower Cabin Community. [email protected] myself in the shoes of someone who is moving into this facility to the new residents. Kevin and authored that will allow the City and to experience it as they would I spoke at length with HotVstaff to have a no-camping buffer and get the paper delivered to to some extent. about the on-going homeless zone around homeless services Last week, as the final crisis, what’s being done at centers, freeways, and some other your inbox every Thursday! touches were being completed City Hall, and their stories as sensitive sites. on the site, I spent a night at frontliners of this emergency. the Sunflower. Joined by my We then got ready for That feeling of being City Council bed, brushed our teeth and turned colleague Kevin in for the night. From having protected is priceless, de Leon, who running water at your fingertips, the next day was access to wi-fi, plugs next to your and the ability to let your 1% LISTING COMMISSIONS breaking ground bed, lights to turn on and of course guard down safely is on his first set the incredible staff and resources of cabins, and a of HotV readily available, it was absolutely critical. These few folks from clearer than ever that these cabins communities offer that and HotV, we met are night and day different from at the entrance living on the streets. And the more. on Topham. We biggest amenity that I hear about went through the from unsheltered people is having In the West Valley we standard security a door to lock. That feeling of have the beds, now we need to screening, put being protected is priceless, and double down on outreach. We our things in our the ability to let your guard down also need laws to maintain the respective cabins safely is absolutely critical. These safety, passability and cleanliness Gideon Kaplan and got ready for communities offer that and more. of our sidewalks and public right evening. When I woke up in the of ways. REALTOR ® The first thing morning I was excited for the fact As of this week, local that everyone did that in just a few days, folks who unhoused folks in the West when they got were on our streets would soon Valley are finally moving into Fine Homes at all Price Points in their homes get to move in. Homelessness the Sunflower. They are going was turn on the is inherently a trauma-packed through the steps we took that personal air experience and for too long we day and are being welcomed Off-Market “Pocket Listings” conditioners to have not had the resources to in. We are working on many help combat the truly help. That’s now changing. other endeavors to help address Over 20 Years in the Business lowering, but still As Ken Craft, CEO of homelessness but getting these intense, triple HotV says, the streets can’t be cabins open was an important digit temperature the waiting room for permanent step. Buyer & Seller Representation outside. Extreme housing. The cabins offer an I’m incredibly grateful heat is not opportunity for stability and to Ken and Laurie Craft, Rowan something new aren’t meant to be ‘THE’ solution Vansleve and their entire Hope Buy a home with me and I will pay your escrow to us in the West to homelessness. of the Valley family for their fees AND credit you back part of my Valley and when Mixed with other partnership and everything they commission through escrow! my staff and I efforts of ours like green lighting do to help combat the biggest have been doing and funding new Permanent crisis facing our generation. outreach with Supportive Housing (PSH) Editor’s note: This is the homeless people sites, Bridge Housing in Canoga second cabin community to open Cell: (310) 525-0015 in the past few Park, converting old motels in the West Valley. Previously, months for into permanent housing through the Sycamore Cabin Community, HomeQuest Real Estate, Inc. the cabins, the Project Homekey, expanding located in Reseda, opened question of AC capacity at a local Domestic featuring 52 tiny homes. DRE Lic. 01272147 comes up every Violence nonprofit as well as To learn more about If your home is currently listed, time. drug treatment center, we now these cabin communities and this is not intended to solicit Together we are well on our way to properly the continued work being done shared dinner addressing the crisis on our West between the City and nonprofits that listing. prepared by the Valley streets. to aid the homeless, visit same provider And all this is happening blumenfield.lacity.org/cabin_ who’ll be serving while the City Council is poised communities or hopeofthevalley. three meals a day to finally pass legislation I co- org. Encino Enterprise, July 15, 2021, Page 15 Installing Solar Panels: Is it Right For REAL ESTATE

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